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ES, do hereby give Notic e, t he C ourt will 13 , ready to receive Proposals in tielt 'T or before Wednesday, the of Dezumber fr ont ns the Owners of MiiPS of the Isurthen of eoo hot Pe upwards, B u ild ers ! M easuremen t, w hich hav e INl6Warnied more than Seven Voyages to and. from or 14 kav "Ina, spicifying the rate of, Freight at which they (".. tsuch Ships , for Ohe Voyage lit the _ let rvlce. k'ker 1 ;: n4 to e 1 .3, with the woods, ..!'‘ Ship Terider''• on thh ' e verally seald pp, an ! ) left tvith the Secretary, 14t Siti. ll(4l ‘-e, 'Ott Dr b e f ore T we l ve o 'Cl oc k at tiourl, on which hour no Tender- VIII ti e • — eeenioer next, beYOn teeel-red. •• • - - • ' - JO9FPHDART : ,Sepretary. ttiealars of the Terms trriti.Cond4ions sunder which ill j Pt eitiriged in the 'ConiPai4's Ser . vice to vicehe 'hi 1 . 14 ' apl,ltt,ttvit to the Clerk to the COMmittee of c attei the..? tst: instant. ,I; ": l lt..l.6 . t•sT , Fott mILITAitY STORES. Co inunssaciat.Departin ern, Treasury Chambers, Nov. 26, 1.818. 11.0 11 Pe r39tts.a . s :are desirous of contracting I ' 4 Ith Agt•iut for CoMmksariat Supplies, to furnish tli'articles for the Current Set Viee tii . at De • !`tnt, 'articles 14. oolien Cloth, i ger;., , t; Btr!ting, Camblet; u " 1, etse' , Dowlas, Calico, Diaper, Strolitz, Cotton if ) ; Sl ' be l'ings, Thread,' Ntaeit!'es, 'Tarpaulins, Iron, '), , P4 'Plaer l.- 1 1 , 4 2' tr i Tin, Lead, Locks, Bolts, 'l-linges, Iron and Screws. Fi t e Irons, Tin Ware, Cutlery, to ; I ' l Screws. trutt liand Barrows, Coopers' iVare, Coil 1 - 4. 4, 71.4 McasUres Hand Carts and Trucks, Ropes and lirt,'l's, • v4htycrs' Carpent ers, Coopers, Smiths, Sadlers, Pgd tY • • • - I'ln uthcrs, an d Tininatis 100 Wire, At3 ' . 4 !Hovels, Pickaxes, 'Paints, Oil, Turpentine, " . t td. " also the follow rTg Barrack Stores, viz.-- ruotio'erv, Tin Ware, Bellows, Wheelbar )re,.teal:‘leasures; and Brushes, may re the Contracts at this Office, between the al Five, and delirer their 'Tenders, scal e '( the Aient- for Coinmissatiat Tender for Military Stores,''' on or be oiDeeember ; but none will be rteeiv loch on that Day ; nor trill any Propbsal Made on, or annexed to, a printed Particu inset-tr.-I in AVords at length ; nor uirles s i a to such I've sosal, signed tic() PerStMS to become bound with the party 'urn euiressed in the Particulars for the due It! Contract. P U ‘ C . A T:I 0 N S. comsurrEE Room', Norenaber 30, 1818. I the re. Thay'sva4 price I*. rriflE 'll - 111111r-SlX'l'll NUMBER' of the, MONTIILY GAZETTE of PII;ALTH containing a Biographicalliketcli of 'Dr..lentii,f.':=-fteniarks - oti the Case of the late Queen, and the siogiAlai;.lltilletiiis r of the 'Loyal. 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AltdiT:si Subscription Library, ,M.Ft.Ent - rogh-r-In reply to, your,COrrespOndent signed An Insohint Debtors's Agent, on' behalf of himself and &in, which I sliptild havedeemedfic titintis, but'tot Ibe•reao . unitiott of Self and Com pany, I have 10state_ answer to . that Cotter, hat I entertain :a firm.convictiqn, the delinqutticie's; alinseS,inal-feazances, aberrations, ntisguided advice, imperfect directions, anti this chievims.resulki heretofore attributed to them, will become the subject of serious, enquiry with the highest authority this - nation knows—l mean a Committee - of the Legislative Hotly. TO the . result: of that enquiry I submit the, proof of my address 'as concerns them, and have no hesitation in declaring that illegitimate agency will be proved to - have been -injurious tii . t Ile - Corn atnnity., frititgitt with immediate wrongs to the Procession as well as to the Dubtors who trust . themselves to Emyvit4ClCS; • Since the, appearance of the Letter in your Paper df the ISCh• "iiitaiif; I haVe, with the uti eutest attention; per Used the provisions of the Act 53d Getsrge the Third, chap. 102, and its de pendant statutes. 54 and 56, of the same reign, and it is remarkable, -that the word Agent scarcely ut.,:citts amidst the. whole 'Of the provisions, but t4ie several Acts _ exprpoly provikle;for,serviccs,of proceedings by and .upon: - MronNi - Es. or Sotter- Totis ; arid, 'according to the usual practiee 'in all Otiter,Coorts of Record, the Agen's of Attortties 'awl being THEMs.ELYES also ADMITTED In one of THOSE CA.PACIrIus,. are recoguised (IS LEIbITIMATE AGENTS, aodlThiiik the ONLY ONES in Tt3rs Coutrr. alio 'that - the on Act has provided for the.- app ointinent of ()facets of this Court; muter the-,sancsic.Q. and . authority of Che Judges of the Supetioi (:ourts, .it can be shewn that the iiuMeroirs - Agents who have hitherto used, or ratLer.abused; the 'powers wnd rWrieVinery of the Art, Intim bet*. duly, atithor*4i by such sanction, I should no longer doubt their appointmenti Oriy be " 'aihotved'to tkpose their nial-practices. the absen - deot any propf , of such appointment. • , 'Jo petformance of pecuniar.y.en gagements; to-enforce . the restiltitinn" Orpropel ty . unjustly withheld., or to secure A•fliir and equi table division of the. pelp,o:s meaus amongst ,his o:edit - ors; shoOld be the foundation of anyiegiti- . mate code for admi n i ster iug'iniprtial justice to I;:kelitOra And Crediior s ' ; . b u t I have , strong !vain!' to apprehrmlthttt tlseexcootts balm: been greatly . . prevented by- the ,nttil-practicirs -and-mischiefs of illegitimate . and IMPROPER AGENCY. The Gorresponnent for Self and Co., or rathfr, Mlle says, hintaelf and Brother Agents, complains of the objections having been Made ad UMW'S, and promises a jtestifiCtitiim oT thecdnduCt complained of, if the charges of diditionency are particularised. I n answer to this I may be alloWed to ribetve, that the mischiefs which - -have been already de- . tailed, could be multiplied twenty fold in thq re hearsal ; but as the period is fast approaching for public OvettigatiOn, where the abuses wiWoot be INSCRUTAELB, it is unnecessary to trespais ; on your- valuable columns, and the more valuable time , of your Readets, for the .purpose of enabling Self , and Company .to plead . not guilty to facts 'and AG GRESSIoNs v%hich may probably be taunt{ to admit uo such plea on record ; and from the fullowin4-; case transmitted from the North, it appears de ..sirmble that your Correspondent who writes for Self and Company, should, before he attempts a justification of a whole body, endeavour to ascer tain the individual to whom this misconduct op plies, and after perusing the case I am about to state, it will be surprising and anomalou's, if he should attempt to resist matters which ',are so per fectly IRREASTIRLB. . A prisoner,• in a County Gaol,,previons -to the bust Quarter' Sessionsi petitioned the Court of Insolvency, through the medium of -an AGENT, obtained his order thereupon, and advertised in the usual way pursuant to such order ; ad interior, he obtained his discharge from custody, and re mained at LARGE 'until the day of Sessions ; he then appeared in Court . with other prisoners seeking relief, produced his proof of advertise ment, obtained his hearing, and on that his dis charge. Now, if yotir Correspondent can ascer tain the AGENT through whom the ditcharge was obtained, he wilt have the opportunity o: attack ino the stigma. to the individual to whom it be longs, or of rescuinwthe firm from an impotation which certainly attaches•most reprehensibly its some quarter. With reference to fictitious firms, I beg leave to offer a dictum of a learned Law Lord, whose retirement from public duty is a subject of general regret—he says, " Lmust caution persons using FICTITIOUS FIRMS--ii comes so near to obthining • money under false pretences, that if a person was indicted he could not plead ignorance of the Statute." This observation is not intended he. by.t to apply individually to the Agents- . Of the Insol vent Court, but it isitoeant to infer that those who are recognized 'as a 'body collectively by individual £Otisel(t and•ILLEGITIMATE Agency, and not known to any LEGAL tribunal, must bear the opprobrium of individual conduct. There are cases in which men would be ashamed not to have been imposed upon—there is a confidence ne cessary to human intercourse, and without which. .men are- often injured more by their own suspi- • cions, than :they. would be by the perfidy of others. But when men, s ham we know to he wicked, impose upon us, we are something worsts 'that' dupes, and - this applies to most of the In solvent AGENTS:- Whet) we know Ttißivt, their fair- PaETENCEs become motiVel for distrust, And the . FULLEST CItEDLTiSA9 be given to THEii_may THEY DECLARE' HOSTILITY AGAINST US as they haVe done With me. 11-lauy Of your enlightened on petinsing the Coriespondenee which has heretofore - appear- ed, must conclude, that there are those - who would violate the admirable motto of your va luable Paper, solemn gnis dicere fulsuni audeat„and others will maintain sou clarior. Astro ; but•as the t climax of authority, -and in reply to the metapho rical allusions of Self and Co., who speaks of the Radii of- Insolvency exceeding its eircum terence,l beg leave to refer your Iteaders gene rally to that proplretic luminary of the solar system, the 'Vox Stellarum for 1819, intlicative',: . of an eveothil crisis which the Tot urn Agents may not foresee, butt in- mercy I point out to .• them--" communications corrupt good manners. !his is a• ma.kim we. aIL know, 'therefore- let every sutra act /'or himself, and avoid the insinuatimis of , stich Agents that subtitly delight to ensnare the innocent, to- Fortune their Own evil 'de-signs ; such persons we shall find will be snfliciently active, .but‘few of them Will be so happy xs to accomplish their crafty ends." Or, as Self and May - requite a more accurate illustration of meanitig-, I would refer to an excellent work lately published, under the title of " The Ele ments sit the Eclipse, .together with the Radii of Curs -attire, as well as of Centripedal and Ceotri fugal forces in Elleptical. a bits." . With respect to the v:olgaristus which have escap ed Self and Co.-, as to besmearing him and his brethien, it is beneath . The notice of, your Readers or, Myself, except for the purpose of holding up such observations to contenipt. The-filth of the reptile foiloWs - his - steps 'as the snail leaves his slime in his traverse, when he tresoassesOn the culture ot'another man's industry ; and in tatnili.-- arity upon 'such a subject as 'this, I may 1 e permitted to add, with apology to yourself,' and those who hive considered ihecoirespOndent;e of - your several Writers, that tbe Agents of whom complain, have BESMEARED; or rather hatlAner, • 111 . qm:elves by: their own IMPROPER conduct ;' and I . could wish to sire the razor properly applied to ItlllOYe time exefeSceuCies ancl deformities which have readtrOl THEER APPEARANCE DIEGITACEFUL. • If Atessrs. foil Co. can prune tbe }fart of the film that they ire ant horit ti ve)y emit lktl to act as Agents at Law, • in the • Insolvent Coutt, shall willingly leave their responsibility %, it th the Court itselt.; • if such proof cannot be afforded to the Com/nu/n/9, I shall he content with obsersing, that " when men will not be, reasoned out of a amity. they Illta“ be RIDICULED out ,of it," as the modern Dandies are out of FAsniox."—Your's, as usual, Flu► SCRLTI'ATOR. 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